Again the hit is electrifying but this time, to the relief of everyone involved, my shorts stay on.
Knowing his minutes limit, he was at times electrifying, like a closer in baseball who threw only his best pitches.
When I first heard Owens, he seemed more basslike than baritonal, but he has developed a cutting, at times electrifying, upper register.
It took a moment to get used to, but Mr. Lewis's phrasing was sufficiently inventive — and at times electrifying — to overcome any doubts, and the transition from the Adagio molto to the finale had a rare magic.
"The Power" has been in electrifying form in recent times, winning an average of three out of every four tournaments he has played after switching to redesigned darts following advice from a former Ministry of Defence expert in missile technology and aerodynamics.
Last week, NBC changed its schedule so it could show Carter, one of the league's most electrifying players, for the first time in the regular season.
The youngsters who broke into the big time with the electrifying banality of "Autobahn" were back a quarter-century later as middle-aged men flaunting an equally riveting example of techno-pop at its most breathtakingly repetitive.
Live shows include diving, country dancing, Santa's story time and Rejoice! – "25 electrifying minutes" celebrating contemporary Christian music.
The results are original, electrifying, and deeply political at a time when France is wracked with xenophobia and racism toward its population of African immigrants.
Hunter created the stage role of Stella in Tennessee Williams' towering Broadway play and later rode the character to fame in Elia Kazan's Oscar-nominated film, each time playing opposite an electrifying young actor named Marlon Brando, whose shouted mating call "Stella!" has become an enduring part of cinematic history.
